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TALKING TOUGH TO TEACHERS?

Kenyan head of state Daniel arap Moi sought to defuse the budding bust-up with Kenya National Union of Teachers (KNUT) [...]

Subscribers only 05.09.1998

EUROPEAN PROMOTION TOUR

Kenyan minister for industrial development F. Y. O. Masakhalia will [...]

Subscribers only 29.08.1998

MISADVENTURES OF A GENERAL

Little more than a week after hitting the headlines as [...]

Subscribers only 29.08.1998

MOMBASA CRANE REPAIRS

To stave off damage to maintenance equipment in the container terminal of the port of Mombassa, the Kenyan authorities will [...]

Subscribers only 25.07.1998

DANIEL ARAP MOI

Kenya's head of state will make his first state visit [...]

Subscribers only 25.07.1998

OROMO REBELS GET ULTIMATUM

Kenya last week gave a large group of Ethiopian Oromo rebels an ultimatum: quit the slice of Kenyan territory it [...]

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CALL FOR BANK MERGERS

The Central Bank of Kenya monthly report for June 1998 carries a long plea in favour of mergers in the [...]

Subscribers only 18.07.1998

WARS AND RUMOURS OF WARS

The diplomatic circles of Nairobi are rustling with rumours of the next ministerial reshuffle destined to reduce the number of [...]

Subscribers only 11.07.1998

MICHAEL SERGON

A new Kenyan ambassador to Sweden has just been designated to replace Idha Salim, who has retired. It is Michael [...]

Subscribers only 11.07.1998

ELECTRICITY SPARKS FLYING

Intense international competition is under way for the US$161 million in contracts, financed by Japan's Overseas Economic Cooperation Fund, for [...]

Subscribers only 04.07.1998

PRIORITY FOR RURAL HEALTH

Kenya is using financial assistance from its international fund donors to reorient health sector priorities to rural zones. For while [...]

Subscribers only 27.06.1998

STATUS QUO ON BURUNDI EMBARGO

Burundi peace negotiations held in Arusha (Tanzania) from June 15 to 21 under the mediation of Tanzanian ex-president Julius Nyerere [...]

Subscribers only 27.06.1998

COMESA BOOSTS ITS TEAM

The secretariat of the Lusaka-based Common Market for East and Southern Africa (COMESA) is in the throes of being revamped. [...]

Subscribers only 20.06.1998

RECORD CROWD

No less than thirty-one enterprises or consortia have expressed their interest in realizing two 55-MW diesel-fuelled electricity power plants according [...]

Subscribers only 20.06.1998

RAILA ODINGA IS VERY PLEASED

Raila Odinga, leader of National Development Party (moderate opposition, Luo [...]

Subscribers only 20.06.1998

THE PROJECTS OF REGUS

The British company Regus, a European leader in the temporary renting of offices, will open three business offices this year [...]

Subscribers only 13.06.1998

WINNER TAKE ALL

Aldo Ajello, the European Union special envoy for the African Great Lakes Region, may consider the embargo on Burundi should [...]

Subscribers only 13.06.1998

WARTSILA STILL WAITING FOR CONTRACT

The contract for the 75-MW Kipevu II diesel-fired power plant, carried off by Finland's Wartsila NSD Corporation and Japan's Tomen, [...]

Subscribers only 13.06.1998

RADIO BY SATELLITE

An Ethiopian businessman living in the United States, Noah Samara, envisages investing US$1 billion, via his company Worldspace, in a [...]

Subscribers only 13.06.1998

DENIS AWORI

The general manager of Lonrho Motors East Africa, Denis Awori, [...]

Subscribers only 13.06.1998

DTI CONFERENCE IN LONDON

The British government's Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) is [...]

Subscribers only 13.06.1998

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BRITISH COMPANIES' ANXIETY

Eastern Africa Association, which groups the majority of British and multinational companies established in Kenya, wrote to head of state Daniel arap Moi last month to inform him of EAA members' anxiety in the face of Kenya's economic situation (interest [.

Subscribers only 06.06.1998

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Kenya

TALKING TOUGH TO TEACHERS?

EUROPEAN PROMOTION TOUR

MISADVENTURES OF A GENERAL

MOMBASA CRANE REPAIRS

DANIEL ARAP MOI

OROMO REBELS GET ULTIMATUM

CALL FOR BANK MERGERS

WARS AND RUMOURS OF WARS

MICHAEL SERGON

ELECTRICITY SPARKS FLYING

PRIORITY FOR RURAL HEALTH

STATUS QUO ON BURUNDI EMBARGO

COMESA BOOSTS ITS TEAM

RECORD CROWD

RAILA ODINGA IS VERY PLEASED

THE PROJECTS OF REGUS

WINNER TAKE ALL

WARTSILA STILL WAITING FOR CONTRACT

RADIO BY SATELLITE

DENIS AWORI

DTI CONFERENCE IN LONDON

Spotlight
BRITISH COMPANIES' ANXIETY

LONDON MOBILIZES ITS AFRICANS

ALAN WOOD

ACCORD FOR PORT AT ELDORET

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Kenya

TALKING TOUGH TO TEACHERS?

EUROPEAN PROMOTION TOUR

MISADVENTURES OF A GENERAL

MOMBASA CRANE REPAIRS

DANIEL ARAP MOI

OROMO REBELS GET ULTIMATUM

CALL FOR BANK MERGERS

WARS AND RUMOURS OF WARS

MICHAEL SERGON

ELECTRICITY SPARKS FLYING

PRIORITY FOR RURAL HEALTH

STATUS QUO ON BURUNDI EMBARGO

COMESA BOOSTS ITS TEAM

RECORD CROWD

RAILA ODINGA IS VERY PLEASED

THE PROJECTS OF REGUS

WINNER TAKE ALL

WARTSILA STILL WAITING FOR CONTRACT

RADIO BY SATELLITE

DENIS AWORI

DTI CONFERENCE IN LONDON

Spotlight BRITISH COMPANIES' ANXIETY

LONDON MOBILIZES ITS AFRICANS

ALAN WOOD

ACCORD FOR PORT AT ELDORET

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BRITISH COMPANIES' ANXIETY